braid

[ScowardNJ]

I use the moss green PowerPro in fresh and salt water. I've noticed it fades pretty quick but the line strength has stayed the same. I'm going on my 3rd year with a few of my setups and it still looks good. I know some people will reverse spool it to another reel and get a few more seasons out of it.

[jimmythegreek]

I do my trolling setups every year, I buy bulk mono in 5000 yd spools like trilene or similar in 12lb. I have 14 linecounter setups so its much cheaper, just got sum off ebay last week for 39 bucks. Braid I do the same, I get a bulk spool of 10-15lb powerpro and spool all my freshwater spin setups w it, then find a deal on the 300yd heavy stuff for my salt and muskie setup. I personally havent used the same braid 2 seasons in a row, but u could definitely jump in a boat and let all your line out and then reel it back in wet and it will straighten out alot, or reverse spool it onto another reel like mentioned, but I would think the inner line would have alot of memory on a spin setup

[skippy]

I have used the same braid for 5 years and there have been no issues with it.

[kmaty]

The braid on all my striper rods have been the same since last time i ran out and if you want just flip it over i usually just reel onto a different reel and consider that flipped but itl stay good up to forever braid is some mean stuff!

[kcritch]

I use 20lb Power Pro on a few of my freshwater spinning outfits and have had the same line on for several years. Used it in the salt a few times as well. As stated before as it starts to fray I strip it off until it looks good. I have reverse spooled it once as well and it's like brand new. No memory issues with the braid but the mono for sure. I use Trilene XL (8 to 14lb test) as much as I can because it has way fewer memory issues. I try to get the bulk (or at least larger spools) when they are on sale. BPS does that everyonce in a while. The Cabela's Mono aint that bad either. I've had good luck with their 8lb mono as well.